Mount an ISO image in Ubuntu

Problem:

You have an ISO file and you want to see (or copy) their contents.

Solution:

You can use the Archive Manager application or directly using the Command Line.

Using the Command Line:

The user can mount the ISO image via a terminal and then inspect the contents via commands or opening a file browser. To mount the ISO via the terminal:

  1. Boot into your normal Linux operating system.
  2. Create a specific mount point, if desired. An existing mount point may also be used.
  3. Mount the ISO
    • Example: sudo mount -o loop /home/username/Downloads/ubuntu-desktop-amd64.iso /mnt/iso/
  4. Open a file browser to view the contents.

Step by step

sudo mkdir /mnt/iso 
sudo mount -o loop /media/rogelio/timemachine/lxle-18043-64.iso /mnt/iso/
umount /mnt/iso 
sudo umount /mnt/iso

Source:

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot